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Christopher Niesche
 | Christopher Niesche has more than 25 years experience in print journalism, starting with a staff position on The Australian newspaper, and then on the New Zealand Herald, Dow Jones Newswires and the Australian Financial Review. He has been a freelance business writer for the past decade. Christopher holds a Bachelor of Arts from The University of Sydney. Connect with him on LinkedIn. |
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